Grožio Architektai

Iveta – hairdresser and colourist. She has been working in this field for two years now. She is constantly improving her skills, keeping her knowledge up to date, is meticulous, enjoys technical colouring techniques, and, of course, loves her work. Iveta is a JUNIOR-level stylist. What is the JUNIOR category? Junior-level stylists are at the lowest rung of the salon hierarchy, as they have the least experience, length of service and body of knowledge, and their qualifications are lower than those of specialists at higher levels (Basic and Master). They carry out their work using basic techniques. However, they are constantly improving, are enthusiastic and inquisitive, and, where necessary, always consult with stylists in the Basic or Master categories. They advise clients on products and how to use them at home. Their service prices are generally lower, whilst the duration of their services is longer than that of Basic or Master-level specialists. Which clients are Junior-level stylists best suited for? Those looking for a premium salon experience at an affordable price. If you decide to book an appointment with a Junior-level stylist, bear in mind that they do not have the same level of experience and knowledge as stylists in higher categories. It’s always best to book a Junior stylist if you’re looking for, for example, a simple haircut or colour, or a manicure with a single-colour polish. If you need something more complex, please book a specialist in the Basic or Master category.

Master Sigita is the mother and muse of Grožio Architektai. Many years of experience and dedication to her profession, mastery and a meticulous approach – all this characterises Sigita. Clients most often describe her as a professional who knows her craft inside out. Sigita is a hairdresser-stylist in the ‘MEISTRO’ category. What is the ‘MEISTRO’ category? These are the salon’s top-tier stylists. Their services are chosen by clients who expect much more than just a basic cut or colour. Their extensive experience and knowledge enable them to provide clients with services of the highest calibre, offer advice on products and, for example, hair care, whilst giving the client exceptional professional attention. They often assist and train stylists in the Junior and Basic categories; as a result, a trainee specialist may frequently be observed working alongside a Master-category stylist. Stylists in this category often have a large and loyal client base, so we recommend booking an appointment in advance for such a specialist’s services. Prices charged by Master-level hairdressers are often higher than those charged by stylists working at the Basic and Junior levels.

Make-up artist, eyebrow specialist

Welcome to the world of beauty created by Anastasia! She is a professional make-up artist with extensive experience and a passion for creating exceptional looks. She believes that every person has their own uniqueness and beauty, and is ready to help you bring these out through her work. She uses only high-quality cosmetics and takes a personalised approach to every client. Anastasia is a BASIC-category stylist. What is the BASIC category? BASIC-level stylists are at the middle level of the salon’s hierarchy. These are stylists who have spent several years at the salon learning their craft. They have more experience than Junior-category stylists. They advise clients on products and how to use them at home. They also train and advise Junior-level stylists. They have the opportunity to consult with Master-category stylists to hone their skills. Service prices are generally higher than those for Junior-category services, whilst the duration of the services is shorter.

Junior-level eyebrow and make-up specialist. Services provided: •Make-up •Eyebrow shaping and tinting / eyelash tinting •Eyebrow laminating •Special-occasion hairstyles ⠀ Clients describe her as a practitioner who is passionate about her field and carries out her work professionally. ⠀ She speaks Ukrainian, Russian and English. Olga is a JUNIOR-level practitioner. What is the JUNIOR category? Junior-level stylists are at the lowest level of the salon hierarchy, as they have the least experience, seniority and knowledge, and their qualifications are lower compared to stylists in higher categories (Basic and Master). They carry out their work using basic techniques. However, they are constantly improving, are enthusiastic and inquisitive, and, where necessary, always consult with stylists in the Basic or Master categories. They advise clients on products and how to use them at home. Their service prices are generally lower, whilst the duration of their services is longer than that of Basic or Master-level stylists. Which clients are suited to the services of a Junior-level stylist? Those looking for a premium salon experience at an affordable price. If you decide to book an appointment with a Junior-category stylist, bear in mind that they do not have the same level of experience and knowledge as stylists in higher categories. It’s always best to book a Junior stylist if you’re looking for, for example, a simple haircut or colour, or a manicure with a single-colour polish. If you need something more complex, please book a Basic or Master-level stylist.

Manicurist

Time really flies by in a cheerful and unhurried manner whilst sitting in the manicure/pedicure chair with Skaistė! Clients most often describe Skaistė as a meticulous technician and an excellent conversationalist. Skaistė is a BASIC-category technician. What is the BASIC category? Basic-level technicians are at the middle tier of the salon hierarchy. These are technicians who have spent several years at the salon learning their craft. Manicure technicians have greater skills in working with various manicure techniques and create nail designs. They advise clients on products and how to use them at home. They also train and advise technicians at the Junior level. They have the opportunity to consult with technicians in the Master category to hone their skills. Prices for their services are generally higher than those for the Junior category, whilst the duration of the services is shorter.

In the hands of stylist Asta, everything takes on a unique charm, just like the stylist herself – she always radiates a positive attitude! Clients most often describe Asta as a professional, attentive, gentle and pleasant stylist. Asta is a hairdresser and stylist in the ‘MEISTRO’ category. What is the ‘MEISTRO’ category? These are the salon’s top-tier stylists. Their services are chosen by clients who expect much more than just a basic cut or colour. Their extensive experience and knowledge enable them to provide clients with services of the highest calibre, to advise on products and, for example, hair care, whilst giving each client exceptional professional attention. They often assist and train stylists in the Junior and Basic categories, which is why a trainee specialist may frequently be observed working alongside a Master-category stylist. Stylists in this category often have a large and loyal client base, so we recommend booking in advance for an appointment with such a specialist. Prices charged by Master-category hairdressers are often higher than those charged by stylists working in the Basic and Junior categories.